The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-04-16
Sales Advertised ip "Tbe Upiop.'

Sales Advertised ip "Tbe UQiOQ."
wednesday. April Goth, by H. L. Bowen, real es-
tate agent desirable building lots in Towson'
Thursday, April sIst, by Martin ID. Geist, at his
farm. near Shawan, sth district, valuable live
stock, great variety Of implements and house
wednesisy, April ssth. by Mrs Isabella Caruth
ers and Andrew Caruthers. silver Spring
property on York turnpike.
Monday, May "a. by Rufus W, Applegarth, trus-
tee. IS acres Of land on Washington road
Monday. May ID. by Chas- II. Baker, trustee. zeal
estate Of Isaiah Baker. deceased, situated IN
Tse s r Nav "a. by ID. Hopper Emory. trustee,
very desirable real estate a. fimoninm, n =
WEDNESDAY. May am. BY Henry y. Carey. execu-
cor. house and lot on York turnpike near low
Noaaar. NAY ssh. by WIN. 5. Keech. aIministra-
tor, valuable real estate on Roland avenue s'h
ws.ines.isx. May mn. By John y. Centrum. trus-
tee. valuable real estate IN the I'm district
Mr.. Philip 7. George, has already come out
A. kis f.rm in L0ng Green VALLEY, for the sumner.
-wililam Baxter, Jr., u Baltimore county,
has lately obtaasi four patents on electric motors
M. ArthuT L. Bosley, q this place, len on
Tbarsaay Cor Boston, on easiness and pleasure
-Os Monday last the Thermometer marked
IS degrees in the shade-whieh il doing quite
Gel Ger the llth Of April.
Sons Of the summer hotels and boarding
houses along the Northern Central road are al
ready open Tor insPection.
Mr.. William NJ. Isaac commenced moving
this week from Tows0nt0wn 20 his farm IN the "a
district near HArris0nyille.
Mr. Samuel B. Lee, Of Germantown, Pa
xho rented q house in TOwsontoWn fortnight
ago, moved his family here this week.
Mr.. William v. Day, of Upper Cross Roads,
Hartford county, has removed TO the farm Of Mr..
Baldwin Myers, near Fork, llth district
Mr.. Charles Thomas, lessee Of the Hampton
mill, has lately had ii put in thorough repair and
is prepared to ill all orders promptly, as hereto
fore.
Mr. James Lindsay, who was lately mar
ried, is building himself snug cottage on Church
lane. Texas, on ground leased from Mr.. John z.
Clark.
Mr. John Crowther, Jr., who was the pur-
chaser of the residence Of the late Mrs. M. A.
Sbealey, in this town, will occupy it with his
family. =.
MIR. Jerome Nolte, of Fairview, 9Th dis
trict. lately sold his fine black driving mare
"Topsy," to Mr.. D. K. Whitridge, Of Baltimore,
for $500.
Col. Charles H. Mann was on Monday
elected member Of the vestry of Trinity +. Il.
Church, Towsontown, in place of the late james
W. Owings
Mr.. Chester B. Turnbull and wife, who
spent portion of the winter in the city, have re-
turned to their handsome residence, near Shep-
pard Station.
-Messrs. Samuel C. and Stewart Famous, OF
Lower Chanceford, York county. will take charge
of the farm of Col. Samuel N. Hyde, in Long
Green Valley.
Mr. Stephen C. Magraw, formerly of Luth-
erville, Baltimore county, is candidate for the
Legislature in Cecil county, where he has resided
ANDREW J. Hopkins, giving the wife the custody
of their infant child.
Mr.. J. Harmanus Fisher, the well-known
Baltimore broker, has rented for the summer the
residence of Mr.. Chas. II. Pitts, below Sherwood
station, N. c. R. R.
Mr.. Joshua Hilton, aged 81 years, living
in the LIST district, near Elcott City, fell in barn
on Tuesday last, fracturing his SKULL His Injuries
are thought to be fatal.
DR.. F. w. Patterson, of Baltimore county,
who lately made tour of inspection in Cecil, de-
clares that there is no pleuro- pneumonia among
the cattle of that county.
The store of Mr.. Hiram Kimball, at Orange
vile, Philadelphia road, was robbed on Tuesday
morning of number of small articles by coloreo
thief who made his escape.
On Wednesday last, on motion OF Miltor
w. 0hutt, ESQ, Mr.. James E. Carr, Jr., of thu
Baltimore bar, was admitted to practice in the Cir
cult Court for Baltimore county.
The Towson Guards have accepted an in
yitation 10 participate in celebrating the anniver
sary Of the Fifth Regiment Infantry, M. N G.
which takes place on the 10th of May.
Mr.. Nathan Grafton, whose we'll known
carriage shops are located near Forest Hill, Har
ford county, has lately taken his two sons, Messrs
WIN. o. and Richard NJ. Grafton, in partnership
with him.
The fast mail train on the Western Mary
land railroad was derailed at Owings' Mills
II Ar,t bah rao linU Of nv
axle. The passengers were considerably shaker
up, but no one was hurt.
An Ohio judge has just decided that "Bohe
milan oats" notes, in the hands of an innocen
holder, are good. This will not be comforting
news to those Baltimore county farmers who wer
caught in this little game.
Mr. John r. Cox died at his residence nea
Owings' Mills, on the Sth inst, in the 10th yea
of his age. He had been o member of the NJ.
Church for thirty five years. His funeral tool
place at Pikesvile, on Monday.
The farm of the late Dominck Hammond
in the 18th district, was again offered at public
sale at the Court House on Monday, and was with
drawn, the bids being thought too low. MI
Chas. E. Burton is the executor.
Mr. Mark Bartleson, father of Mr.. w.
Bartleson, of Pleasantville, Hartford county, an
an uncle of Mr.. H. E. Bartleson, of Long Gree
Valley, died at Fernwood, Delaware county, Pa
about ten days ago, aged 81 years.
.-AprOp0S OF the late grounding nLIio o.
exchange remarks "The next time the ground
hog sees his shadow he will probably have car
hanging to his neck bearing the strange device
Il am somewhat of liar myself"
Mr.. James N. Henderson continues yer
i'll at his residence near Sweet Air. DR.. d. Haye
Agnew, one of Philadelphia's most eminent ply
sicians, and half brother of Mr.. Henderson,
came on to see him few days ago.
-WaverIy was lighted by gas for the frs
time on Saturday night last, the main havin
been laid out as far as Merryman's lane. Th
people of the town were very jrbilant over the in
PRODUCTION Of gas and are beginning to feel quit
important.
Mr.. James II. Merrill and wife celebrates
their golden wedding at their residence, eros
Hill" Baltimore county, on Monday, when Their
was a pleasant family reunion. Mr.. Merrill wa
formerly engaged in the manufacture Of fire arm
in Baltimore.
Sergeant Geo. NJ. Chambers, Of the count
police force celebrated the 5Oth anniversary G
his birth on Monday, when his friends presente
him with handsome gold watch OF the late'
pattern, Hon. J. Fred. C. Talbot made the pre-
sentation speech.
Referring to the advanced fare rates on th
MARYLAND Central road the Belair Democrat say
9There is much complaint concerning the ne
order. that may result in diminution OF trav'
that will more than Offset the receipts from tn
increased rate"
Mr.. Lewis flsnpaW, VOL hno"n i"i
of the Sd district, and who was for fourteen yea
farm manager for the late Noah Walker, DIE
suddenly on Sunday morning last in the az
wear of his age. He had been resident OF II
Sd district all his life.
DIR. A. S. Baldwin, of the 18th district, WI
in Towsontown on Thursday and was warml
greeted by many friends. There is talk OF b
being candidate for County Treasurer and shou
he win that prize the Office will be filled by pol
ular and worthy gentleman.
The summer schedule will go into effect Q
the MARYLAND Central railroad on the LIST of Ma.
More trains are to be run, afording greater accom-
mediation, and it is also in contemplation to Pr
on night train, which will leave Baltimore abo'
113O and run through to Belair.
We notice that both Carroll and HarfoI
county are disposed to put on good many frll
lately and the newspapers of both are always d.
lighted when they can take q little tilt at Bait
more county. They seem to have altogether TO
gotten the monumental fact that to make CAIRO
county big slice had to be cut off of Baltimo
county, and that Hartford was taken wholly fro
our original domain. Notwithstanding this v
have fright smart" county yet-big enough
knock both the others out What's the matt
with you little fellows, any way? You seem
have forgotten where you sprang from.